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Use transform to fit slide into browser window#6
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Hi there
For a presentation I used your weenote script but I wanted to use images and svg elements on the slide. Since your
fir-function only scale the text size this didn't work for me. So I rewrote the fit function to use css transforms to fit the slide into the browser window.This has IMHO two advantages:
Feel free to ignore my PR, I just thought I'll let you know in case you like my changes. I'm also quite sure that it has downsides that I'm not aware of - even though it worked for my presentation.
Regards
Beni